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It will be interesting to see how Farage and Tice try and spin Reform now being 12% behind in latest polling
Latest results confirm that Reform support is beginning further decline after investigations by ITV
Reform dropping further in the polls after the Channel 4 and ITV revelations. Now about 12 per cent down on last year
Latest Survation poll shows Labour 6% ahead of Reform
Crazy for politicians of any party to take one poll in isolation - and particularly pointless when any election is 3 years off
After plateauing for last few weeks at around 23%, Reform decline looks to be resuming and Conservatives back level with them
I was amused today by a group of kids on their way to school discussing Reform and the £72 million as one of them said ‘and that huge amount has come from just two corruptobillionaires’
The decline for Reform continues but slowly - and they still have a hard core who stick with them despite the apparent attempts to break electoral law witnessed by Farage and Farage undeclared £5 million ‘gift’
Positive indications as UK economy increased 0.4% in the 3 months to July (above expectations). While services are growing the decline continues in production and construction and targeted action is needed
GDP grew by 0.4% in the three months to July 2026, following a growth of 0.4% in the three months to June. Services (+0.6%) grew but production (-0.5%) and construction (-0.5%) both fell.
Read more ➡️ ons.gov.uk/economy/grossdome…
ALT GDP growth in the UK in the three months to July 2026 GDP up 0.4% Services up 0.6% Production down 0.5% Construction down 0.5% Publication: GDP monthly estimate, UK: July 2026
Reform latest policy announcement - to take attention away from the £5 million gift and donations from aristocrat felon Posh George - will appeal to their older socially conservative base, but will alienate younger unemployed, and will work against their chance of winning seats
Election poll by IPSOS confirms that Reform decline has continued and they now trail Labour by 3%
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One at a time, guys.
Richard Tice referred to parliament’s standards watchdog over undeclared £80,000 loan from Farage aide George Cottrell
from my colleague @BenQuinn75
theguardian.com/uk-news/2026…
If there is one thing that America knows how to do, it’s turn a great sporting occasion into a trashy over-commercialised embarrassment
This is possibly the worst interview since Andrew with Emily Maitlis
Many things in common - the arrogance and self-entitlement, and the evasiveness and shiftiness
Farage belongs in parliament about as much as Andrew belongs in Royal Family
'How much of the money have you spent?'
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage told #BBCBreakfast 'I've done nothing wrong' when questioned about a £5m gift from billionaire Reform backer Christopher Harborne
bbc.co.uk/news/topics/c8nq32…
After their humiliating defeat in #Makerfield, will there be a leadership challenge against Farage?
No - because Reform doesn’t allow its MPs to make a leadership challenge
If Farage computer was hacked as he claims, why has he not reported in to parliament security?
If there was a breach then data of constituents could have been compromised. In failing to act, Farage would be breaking GDPR
Media focus on Labour election process, but Reform have no viable way to remove Farage as leader
MPs can not trigger a vote and it needs 50%+ of all members to request a vote and that gets ‘considered’ by the Reform board which is pre-loaded with Farage nominees
Surprisingly strong GDP growth for UK in Q1 at 0.6%. Caveat is that this includes only one month of US Iran war so Q2 will be impacted more, but still far better than most experts predicted
GDP grew 0.6% in Quarter 1 (Jan to Mar) 2026.
Services (+0.8%) construction (+0.4%) and production (+0.2%) all increased.
Read the full article ➡️ ons.gov.uk/economy/grossdome…
ALT GDP growth in the UK January to March 2026 GDP up 0.6% Services up 0.8% Production up 0.2% Construction up 0.4%